The two pie graphs give information about an amount of indiviuals in an European city of usage in transportation to their workplace and when they were back at home in 1959 and 2009.
Overall, many people prefered travel to work on foot in 1959, while started to got familiar with using in 2009. The average time and distance to got to both destinations were much longer in 2009 than in 1959, with only traveling by train remained unchange over 50 years.
In 1959, car was only 10% used by the European population, but later became the highest with 35% public utilized in 2009. Whereas, other vehicles were the fewest to be seen outside road at 5%, but increased significant at around 12% in 2009. From the graph, train hadn’t got approved or decreased in the same two years.
In 1959, buses were at 15% in favor by citizens, meanwhile it got minimally fell at about 13% in comparison. Finally, traveled on foot was at the most favorable in 1959, but sadly decreased largely 50 years later.